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§ 150B-18 |
Scope and effect |
§ 150B-19 |
Restrictions on what can be adopted as a rule |
§ 150B-19.1 |
Requirements for agencies in the rule-making process |
§ 150B-19.3 |
Limitation on certain environmental rules |
§ 150B-20 |
Petitioning an agency to adopt a rule |
§ 150B-21 |
Agency must designate rule-making coordinator; duties of coordinator |
§ 150B-21.1 |
Procedure for adopting a temporary rule |
§ 150B-21.1A |
Adoption of an emergency rule |
§ 150B-21.2 |
Procedure for adopting a permanent rule |
§ 150B-21.3 |
Effective date of rules |
§ 150B-21.3A |
Periodic review and expiration of existing rules |
§ 150B-21.4 |
Fiscal and regulatory impact analysis on rules |
§ 150B-21.5 |
Circumstances when notice and rule-making hearing not required; circumstances when submission to the Commission not required |
§ 150B-21.6 |
Incorporating material in a rule by reference |
§ 150B-21.7 |
Effect of transfer of duties or termination of agency on rules |
§ 150B-21.8 |
Review of rule by Commission |
§ 150B-21.9 |
Standards and timetable for review by Commission |
§ 150B-21.10 |
Commission action on permanent rule |
§ 150B-21.11 |
Procedure when Commission approves permanent rule |
§ 150B-21.12 |
Procedure when Commission objects to a permanent rule |
§ 150B-21.13 |
Procedure when Commission extends period for review of permanent rule |
§ 150B-21.14 |
Public hearing on a rule |
§ 150B-21.17 |
North Carolina Register |
§ 150B-21.18 |
North Carolina Administrative Code |
§ 150B-21.19 |
Requirements for including rule in Code |
§ 150B-21.20 |
Codifier’s authority to revise rules |
§ 150B-21.21 |
Publication of rules of North Carolina State Bar, Building Code Council, and exempt agencies |
§ 150B-21.22 |
Effect of inclusion in Code |
§ 150B-21.24 |
Access to Register and Code |
§ 150B-21.25 |
Paid copies of Register and Code |
§ 150B-21.26 |
Office of State Budget and Management to conduct preliminary review of certain administrative rules |
§ 150B-21.27 |
Minimizing the effects of rules on local budgets |
§ 150B-21.28 |
Role of the Office of State Budget and Management |